Supports a new Act of Settlement, gradual and moderate House of Lords reform, more devolution, ideally leading to a full confederation of the British Isles, strengthening Parliament at the expense of the government, full-time local government, separating Cornwall from (the rest of) England, a referendum on replacing County Councils with County Assemblies based on traditional borders, an end to elected mayors, more direct democracy at local level, repeal of the 'Human Rights Act' (AKA the lawyers' charter) and scrapping the new Supreme Court. 
Clearly obsessed with constitutional matters and the organisation of the State. 

Against privatisation, but also dislikes bureaucracy and high taxes. Shares the European ideal and is for the single currency and a Euro Constitution, but not the one proposed in the Treaty of Rome 2004. Pro-Commonwealth, also likes Japan and Thailand but not sure about good relations with the US and China. Wants to see a free Tibet and Hong Kong given back.

Liberal on many social issues, but wants cannabis reclassfied back to a class B drug. In favour of government's plans to make Britain the first fully online nation and to switch off the analogue TV system as soon as possible. 

Pro-peace, but thinks unilateral disarmament would be unwise. Would scrap New Deal, reintroduce Poll Tax ('Community Charge') and make saving for retirement compulsory from the age of 25. Recognises 1915 Armenian genocide and would push the government to do so. Would discourage multiple propery ownership. Wants reform of the child trust fund ('Baby Bonds') and benefit so that those who behave themselves are rewarded. Believes that prison works. Wants to keep rural post offices and police stations open and to scrap the CAP and the CFP, yet won't touch the fox-hunting debate with a barge pole. 

Doesn't bear any grudge against immigrants or asylum seekers. Would like to see historic freedoms curbed in the name of terrorism and 'modernisation' all restored. Likes the idea of cutting back on defence spending but doesn't want all the old regiments that specialise in peacekeeping to disappear. Isn't sure about the UN and NATO, but prepared to go along with them for the time being. 

Hopes to see the move from imperial to metric measurements accelerated (unlike most of his colleagues probably!) and the cradle-to-grave approach to the provision of health care services replaced by free universal education. Believes it's called "getting one's priorities right."
 